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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

"A0~ S~~AAsoo@~NDh WEED oAIe
Commissioner Webb was asked by the reporter
II the Commissioners intended to take any notice
OF the matter. BE replied mo" He said that
there are good many cases where bills have been
duplicated and paid in duplicate, but he does not
know whether IL should he attributed to the faults
OF the District system of accounts or to some other
cause Where such errors are called to the atten.
ton OF the Commissioners the money is promptly
refunded, as there Is q refund fund for this Dur.
pose established by act OF Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-10

EyOR SALE-A CHANCE FOR AN IMMEDIATE
IT purchaser, medium-size fre-proof Combination
safe, not long in will sell cheap you will ad-
dress at once, A. B. c., Star office. Its
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DUPLICATE DEMANDS FOR TAXES.
-
A Reply % Charges Of Loose Manage
mnent I'm District Affair.
WHAT COLLECTOR COOK SAYS m REFERENCE 10 PU1
LBHRD STATEMENTS or OK. BoYNToa.


LIsHRD srATxxENys or dkN. BoYNT0H.
Gen. IL Y. Boyntol, washington CORE
spondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial Ga
zette, has made another attack on the
District Commissioners in the columns Of
his paper, which letter is reproduced In q morn
Ing paper of this city. Gen. Roynton undertakes
to present instances OF loose management" to
illustrate the present carelessness the facilities
Tor fraud, and the nature OF the safeguards which
are needed" A STAR reporter called on Collector
John F. Cook to-day In relation to these charges.
THE DUPLICATE DRAASD on scHAKFBR BROS.
Mr.. Cook sadd, In reference to the statement that
demands for payment Of personal tax had been
made on Schaefer Brothers, OF this city, after
such Tax had been paid: "As far as the account
Of J. W. schaefer Brothers Is concerned, the re-
ceipts that Gen. Boyntop exhibits are genuine,
and bear my signature. My day-books show 1t
and the ledgers show the proper credits The
money was duly deposited IN the United States
Treasury as received after collecting his checks
as ne says they were paid by checks-on the morn
Ing AFTER the day the taxes were received. The
commons were detached, no doubt, In the District
auditors once. Gen. Boynton says that six
months after the bills had been paid Mr.. Schaefer
received the following bill from the collector:
Personal WARRINGTON CRY.
schaefsr Brothers. 1920 7th street. to the District
For s personal q fos the year ending June 80.
1851. TAI $1:5 per 600 valuation. To
an OF taxes on $500, assessed value...... 90
fenaisy OF IL Per cent on onshalf AZ
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report OF the committee appointed to examine and
report upon the paper in which DR.. Koros OF Buda-
Pesth, exposed the inaccuracy OF the statitttcs
prepared fifteen years ago by Dr.. Keller the phys
tcian to the Austrian State Railways, and which
have been used ever since as arguments by the
anti-vacctnators was resubmitted. The statistics
pretend TO show that In time of an epidemic the
yaccinated died in muchl anger proportion than
the 0nvacc1nated. DR.. KorOSi recently under
took the labOE1OuS task OF thoroughly Scrutinzlng
Keller's figures and the sources from which they
were taken. On the strength Of the Information
i le before them the committee, after examina-
ton, reports unanimously that Dir. Kellers Stats
Tics were entirely false; that not only did he
obtain his statistics from sources that were
already prejudiced by him. but he actually altered
the nSaFes when tney were received Letters re-
statistics TO Keller, their Chief show that the lat
Yer !aislneo every return. The report OF the COM
mittee which was received by the section without
objection or dissent, was signed by Jno. A OUCH
terlong n. d., professor OF principles and practice
OF medicine and clinical medicine In the University
OF Louisville, KY. chairman); Thos B. Lester. NJ.
D., professor Of principles and practice OF medi-
cine, Kansas City Medical college; Jno. p. Lynch,
D., professor OF principles and practice OF medi-
cine, College Of Physicians and Surgeons, Baltt-
"General medicine"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-16
4 womnn's sou,.

"Thf Gcptroekt." s2'a5NI.t.1 III q
'itNow, Miss Penhalligan," said the
squire, II AM glad I have eornered you,
for want q word. You are spelling Mira,
Gaverock. II Is very kind Of You to come
hut don't oondoie with dhef--lt makes her
worse. She wants nti1ing up. l know
women" 5. y !, X!
"Pardon mo, you do not"
I'll not know them ?" laughed the old
man. "6ollyl I have had sixty.fi
years. experience Of them, and / ought 10
understand them" siiil99
mo, you have spent eixty.ive years IN
their society, and you understand them
loss now than you did sixty.hve years ago
Then you might have learned, now you
are past acquiring the knowledge i,tt5t
The old man stared at Loyeday, amazed
at her apdacity. {EIfp
"You Think" pursued the girl, "that .
woman'a Eoul 10 to DO tinkered with a Bla
ief's Bax. II is OF too 1no nature to be
touched even with tho thumb. When q
particle oil dust enters your watch and
stops tho hands You hold your breath DC
you examine the works lest q breath
should rust them. A woman'a heart Il
more delicate In la mechanism than that
and rough touch and q rude blast will
spoil 1t forever. You know our Cornish
proverb, 'The earth Is s!rewn with pot
herds It means that everywhere, In
every village, almost in every house, are
broken lives, lives broken by rough usage
and careless handling. You would have
used tho hgure.glasees for Jest and a Tor
felt, and headed nothing II they fell and
were shattered. We poor women att
like these came fnger.glaases, full Of freat
and pure water for you men to dip YOU
solid fingers into and cleanse them-no
for you to convert into bumpets to breal
for a wager" &sfs sy,,i p
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SECOND ExcunsloNL no r ,IlE: n; 81

SHORE. .5I ri
Via the Picturesque Il. Is D. to Atlantic CITY
mad Cape Mny, Thursday, July 81. 81
( This Is the grsndest excursion ever Of
iered to the public involving ride over
the "Pictureequs line Of America, along
the beautiful Potomac, through historic
Harpcr's Ferry, Washington, D, G., Bslti-
more and Philadelphia. Train Of parlor
cars and East Lake coaches will leave
depot, Wheeling, ct 500 A. NJ, arriving
in Philadelphia st S:45 r. NJ. Next day
passengers will leave on any regular train
Tor Atlsutic City or Cape May. Tiekets
will be good for. ten daya, with stop-oli
privilege a. Washington City returning.
Fare ior round tip, $40 90. 3; &
Practically the entire journey will BIO
made by daylight, thus atiordipg an OPP
portunity to see the superb mountain and
valley scenery, v hich has won for the
Baltimore & Ohio the distinction OF being
Tho Picturesque Line OF America" lg1
This Is undoubtedly the most attractive
excursion ever offered st so low q rstc. A
week at the SEQ Shore and vieit 10 Wash.
ington, the National Capital adorned with
magnificent monuments and staines, ma
jestic public buildings, asored with objects
Of general and historic interest, beautiful
parks and thcroughiareo. b III, If5is;5S
Il For further information apply to agents
Of the B. & OF. R., or to ~. Az a !
,1l3 6. D. SAITH \
sB 49, INV pasa ACT pittshnruh }po n
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4 Horse Of More Account than Man.

A Horse Of More Account than Man. 4
Brooeiyn Eaais.
Last week about the Fame hour, snd on
the game day, an editor and a horse died.
In the papers Of his own State the editor
WAS dismissed with niue or ten lines. A
minimum opace Of half a column was de.
voted to the horse; the editors told his
age, the names OF his mother, grandfather
spd grandmother; told what the horse
himself did; told what he was worth !;
Low he came to be worth 80 much, and
ono man spoke Of lin IS '!ha deceased :"
and oil the writer's agreed that in the
death OF this horse the country had sui.
Tered great loss. That ia fame, my boy (;
Il you arc at ali am bit!ous you will some
day BIO mighty sorry that you weren't born
s"hoss" instead OF an editor. Still, ii you
60 with the right kind OF people, you may
yet grow to be q ..'aes."I That wouldn't
help much, though. .57ls5 zs $2i 4
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and reliable Medicines are the best to dc.
pend upon. Acker's Blood Elixir has
been prescribed for years for all impuri.
ties Of the Blood. In every form OF Scrof.
ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, it
Is invaluable. For Rheumatism, hes no
equal. Logan 4 Co. aud O. Menke.
maller. al-E l-L,s-l.lllt.-i 10
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Commencing Sunday, June s, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return ct low
rate Of 81 so, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 90. Trains leave at 5 and
$40 A. NJ, returning arrive at 7 aud ll:10
p N, e5's. .H. f.I7fs, Ylflif f. ~ s. -i r
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Cheap Sunday Excursions on Ohio River
Z, = liNllrnal = ~ ~

Commencing June u, tho Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to Sistoraville and return at tho low rate
Of 81 80; Wheeling to Parksrsburg and
return, s. 25. Tickets good one day only,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-16

The honey bee is regular merchant.
1t coils combs for living. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-16

Your GUNNER tour use Skin
lille Success Soap and preserve your
IN Skin from etuptione. At Drug
Store Of McLsin Bros. .9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-16

rTRUSTFE'S SALE OF VALUAR1r
l. REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, Mtp.
SHALL COUNTY. i9El3 .#t s' = ''"''
BY virtue OF decd Of trust made by Jane, p.
Rico 70 the undersigned trustee, dated on he In
office OF the Clerk Of tho County Court Of Ma,sb,iI
county, West Virginia, IN Deed Of TruS. Boob IA.
t. folio g. will sell at pueseauc at tn f.on,
door OF the Court Ilouss OF Marshall county.
SATURDAY, :l,h DAY OF SEPTEMBER, ls7
commencing at ton o'clock 4. NJ, a certain ,1ct a,
land situate on the waters OF Hickman, bNneS
and bounded as follows: Beginning At a hlsfnrS
corner to said ktce Ia tho Marshall and Hette conn.
" line north S9A0 west las poles 10 stone pjle IN
Flaws line: theucc north 50 east 69x po,es Ia
stake aud ", o. bush Ia road, 81. agtced roma,
between Peterson, Rice aud EfGw: therce soatS
S2So west q poles 10 stone near the road thenea
north 64o west 20 poles to stoac; thence south q,
ives. II poles TO an OAK; thence youth 25e wes, ia
poles 10 hickory; thence north $50 west q poles
10 ". o corner batween Rice and Elaw; thenrs
south S0o west l0lh poles 10 bush corner Of Vll.
within one rod 0i q sugar marked rs corner.
thence Dotta tle wet IA poles 10 ttone In Beelei
line on north bank Of HICKMAN; thence with y.Ii
line sor.h 2so east 50 poles 10 stone near line.
thence south Gie east So poles a A ", O.: thrrNs
sSo cast l6 poles TO ". o.; thence north 40 eUt
sc poles 10 drasn thence north 80 east "a poles
70 q red OAK; thence north l7o eas. 81 poles "a &
red oak; thence north 500 east 70 poles 10 bu,a:
thence north $50 cast IS poles to q sugar: thepca
south e4o east 1s6 poles 10 the temporary line and
with the same south % eat 2S5 poles to tho begin.
and three-fourths Q. an acre, be the same moteo,
y . n y d. NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-16

The threatened large increase OF iron
output in Alabama, in consequence OF the
starting Of SO many new furnaces last fall
and winter during the boom, gems likely
to be much delayed by inability to get a
supply q coke. In fact, there is not an
adequate supply Of coke for the concerns
already in blast, and a number Of concerns
arc running along in very hand to
mouth way. y,
Z Not q iow Of the furuacas are doing very
Indifferent work and turning out not only
decreased output, but poor quality Of
iron. Il, 81. a, y, x. !. s.a#
A correspondent OF the Pittsburgh Dis-
\ patch, writing on this subject from Birm-
4 inghsm, has the following remarks on tho
question OF cost 0. iron. He says:
There has been vast deal Of fiction
current as to cost OF iron in Alabama and
Tennessee, but those interested in tho
ques.ion may set 1t down as certain that
$40 iron is an everyday Tact in Alabama,
aud the cost need never exceed that at
leading plants except by bad furnace prac-
S tice. This allows for liberal repairs and
contingencies. The Theoretical cost, rs
! stated BY q manager Of large experience,
is as follows: 9l5S iSa lt5g
az tons orc, at % 10
y Ia tons coke, AZ 81 81
ton limestone u
Labor and salaries SC
y once EXPENSES and 8
Interests taxes, repairs and incidcntals-.... sC
S &
This maker thought 81 80 iron possible
8 under proper conditions, but the books OF
Y his company for FIVE years will not SHOW
Z cost under SO, and probably little over.
add to this IS 80 present cost OF freight to
\ New York, Philadelphia, Boston, ETC., and
(. Eastern makars can readily sizs up their
opponent. Until new processes are did.
Z covered, the South will not compete with
the North in the manufacture OF steel.
I The Cranberry mines, in North Carolina,
are the only etric! Beesemer orcsyet found,
r whatever claims may be made to the con.
trary, and these arc not sufficient, owing
TO extreme difficulty in mining, to supply.
the single Bsssemer plant ct Chattanooga.
I The Southern irons will be found suited
4 TO all ordinary foundry and forge pur-
!. noses, and all that may DO produced shove
local requirements tnow rapidly growing)
must be sold in the Northern and Western
markets. s. " w s5
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ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICES.
A DEMONSTRATORS
( TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

a RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRA1Ns-on and after June g, lss7-ExeLA-
NATION or REFxHXscs AAgEs. .Datiy. tsuut.y
excepted tAout.y excepted.-Eastc,n Standard
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TERMS OF sAtE-one half OF the pu.ctms
money and as mu.h more Us the purchase. MAY
elect TO pay. cash. and the residue In one year viii
interest thereon from tho day Of sale, tho pur.
chaser TO give his note with approved security aud
the title 10 be retained or decd ol trust given 10
Sc cure the deferred payment.
Title believed 10 be good, but sailing "A trustee
will only sell and convey such title as Is vested In
me. SIT 427# JOHN J. JONES,
leo ~. - s---. .l-.----- --.-- Tr1iken
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TRUSTEE's SALE,

/ thUo4CES DALI. 49, I.I- .srl.
BY Virtue OF a deed OF trust made by Louis Fuh,
and Anna Fahr, his wife, to mo Al trustee dated
March II, 1854. recorded In the office Of the Ue,t
Of the County Court OF Ohio county, West Viz
ginis, In Decd Of Trust Book No %, page II, viii
sell at the front door Of the Court House Of said
county, on 81 81 5iFgt
SATURDAY, the 9th DAY OF AUGUST, lss7,
commencing at 10 O'clock A. 4, the following d.
scrihed real estate, situated In tho Eighth ward
the city Q! Wheeling, IN the county OF Ohio aud
s!ate Of West Virginia, and designated as the lot
mum bcred sixteen in square numbered eighteen,
on the plat OF the addition to said city OF WLee.
Ing laid out By eprigg and Richie
TERxs OF sAIG-0ne.third and as much more a
the purchaser elects to pay IN cash, on the day q
sale the balance in two equal instalments PAYABLE
IN one and two years isom the day Of sale with In
terest from that day, the purchaser 10 give ha
note for the deferred payments, aud secure the
same BY deed OF trust upon the property and IN.
susance policies upon the buildings 10 the atlsla
tion OF the trustee. ,freEss "a :
The title Is believed good but selling as ,rus.esl
shall convoy only the title vested In me-
-, 33El-4 W. J.W. C0WDES, Trustee.
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" virtue Of decd o. trust made by Aust,
Maley and vile to me as trustee. dated septembe,
1876 aud recorded III the office o. the tlerk Of
the County Court Of Ohio county, west Virginia
In Deed OF Trust Book No. a, page 5ll, shall sell
at the front door Of the Court House Of said cou1.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR TRENT
FOR SALE.

No. 1872 North front street. 5 roomed hor,,
ground 20 hy 1856 feet. Price, Sl,lSa "ouse,
-Four Lots west Side Of South Penn street. az,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-16

By virtue OF deed OF trust made By Frederick
William Englehard and wife to me as trustee,
dated June 10. 1855. aud recorded In the office 0!
the Clerk Ct the County Court o! Ohio county.
West Virginia. In Deed Of Trust Book No. 20 pace
no. shall sell At the front door Of tho Court House
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-16
rnUsTEH,s SALE.

TT1RUSTFE'S SALE OF VALUARIp
l. REAL Estate NEAR BOARD TREE. MAJ.
CIT Al T., fnIfNTS nam
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SMITH WAR;
- PROPERTY, E%5+5( tI3=s III So 3D. ....-.

"a % "a 40 ". F. HUBBARD, TfuStce
e W. Il. HALLEE, Auctfuueer. ISIS
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07
DECIMAL UNITS.

AS the. Metric System of weights
and measures grows in universal favor,
the need of uniform decimal curren-
cy and of decimal system Of time
measurement is becoming generally
felt. Most countries already possess
some form of decimal money, and
even England is waking up to the
advantages of decimal units. A recent
scheme for decimal!zng the pound
sterling was well supported, the plan
being to adopt the mill as the unit
and divide the sovereign into 1000
mills, thus making the half-sovereign
equal 500 mills, the crown $50, the
double form 200, the half crown 125,
the form 100, the shilling 80, and the
sixpence 25. In Weisbaden a step
in decimal time keeping has been
taken. A new clock divides the day
into 10 hours, the hour into 10 dec
AIDES, the decade into 10 minutes, the
minute into 10 seconds, and the sec
ond into 10 rays. Similar units take
the place of the usual degrees, min
utes and seconds in the division of
the circle.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07
A PICTURE.

A number of ladies offered their
votes at the recent election in Ere
donia, N. Y, but the inspectors re-
fused to receive them. The Fredonia
Censor says:
When the IA ladies came to offer
their ballots at tho polls of District
No. /, there stood by the rail an old
town drunkard and pauper. He was
pretty drunk then, and the expression
on his face, as he watched the ineflect-
ual efforts of the ladies t. have their
ballots taken, would have been anus
ing if the import of it had not be-
tokened such rank injustice. The
ladies were among our best-inteli-
gent, God fearing, some of them
heavy taxpayers; but that ignorant,
besotted pauper had more direct voice
in the government than all Of them
yes, than all the women in the Empire
State. Yet all these women are
amenable to the laws, and most OF
them have paid school, village, town,
county and State taxes for years; are
taxed to support that very old drunk
ards family every winter, but they
cannot even vote for the choice Of
poormaster who disburses their money.
He was evidently conscious Of his
great superiority even as he steadied
himself against the rail in front of the
inspectors, and as the ladies turned
sadly away and he looked after them
with drunken grin, we thought that
the photograph Of that scene, posted
in any polling place, would convey
more conviction of the injustice of
our present suffrage laws than vol.
umes of printed or hours OF oral argu-
mont.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07

nINIIU II REWARDED are those who read
Rn III this and then act; they will ind
nNjHVI honorable EN-. loyment that will
not take them from their homes
and families. The profits are large and sure for
every industrious person Many have made and
are now making several hundred dollars a mouth
1t is easy for any one to make IS and upwards per
day, who Is willing to work Either sex young or
old. Capital not required; start you. Every.
Thing new. No specisl ability required; you.
reader, can do il as we'll my one. Write 10 us
at once fer full particulars, which mail free.
Address STiNSOS CO., Portland, Maine. n2S
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07
An Appropriate Letter.

Following is suitable compliment
tary letter to go with lamp presented
to il lover or friend:
May this chichester" be as a guide
to your feet, and its light a rich help
to delve deep in a literature as pure
as it's effulgence, that may make your
mind clear and strong as the sun, OF
which it is fit presentment.
With a merry wish and a happy
wish, we are, very truly yours,
COFFIN & Co.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07
Note These Prices:

Embossed Plush Bed Ioung s............ $23. 90
Hardwood Imitation Walnut Bcdsteads. 4.75
The Celebrated "Solid Comfort" Spring
Mattress Cl0S sprinEsl ........... ........ 4.tO
Firt- Glass Mattress 4 90
d-paintcd Bunt arm Boston Rockers. -. 4 90
These prices are from 81 TO - less than the
same class of goods were ever before offered.
Call and see us. We can save you dollars on
nythinG in line that you may want
GOODRICH 4 MACK.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07

--Western towns which have a
boom on and are filed with live citi-
zens appreciate the power of the press
The people of Tuscon, Arizona, buy
5000 copies of their local paper every
month for the purpose of sending ii
abroad, and in addition pay it 5000 a
month for special "write-nps." The
town of Lamar, Col, recently paid
the local paper 1880 for a "write
up" and the citizens of Fort Smith
Kansas, have just spent $1,000 in ad
vertising the town. Hutchinson, Kan
sas, gives its local paper bonus o.
$4,000 a year for remaining aliv,
aud kicking, while Newton, Kansas
pays its paper $4,000. There i,
nothing at all improper in this, as tn,
money is paid for legitimate adver
Using. On the contrary it is VERY
credltabic TO the citizens of these
towns that they thus encourage theil
local papers and at the same time
benefit themselves. -Nirginia (Nev.
Chronicle.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07

The feeling in the Eastern
States in favor of admitting all the
Territories seems to be gaining favor
with the politicians, irrespective OF
party; but the Mormons stand in the
way of the admission of Utah, so that
that Territory may be denied admis
sion few years longer.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07

~ Bond for beed-carefully pre-
pared iorm-for sale al this office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-07
Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF ANDREW BARRETT, DEcEAsEr
OFFICE OF w. W. YEATES,
Assessor AND TAX COLLECTOR ALTURAs Co, !
HALEY, IDAHO, Sept. Is, 1887.

Notice is hereby given by the undernitncr'
Administrator of the Estate of Andrew bhr,'tt'
deceased, to the creditors Of and all persons my
ing claims against the said deceased. 90 eAhl'i.
them, with the necessary vouchers, within iCuf
months after the first publ cation of this hVt''
70 the said Administrator, at the brl OF u, ~
Mccormick X Co, at the city of BELLEVUE III W."
county of hlturas, Territory of Idaho. -
Dated ut Bellevue, Idaho, November ~, Ioo''
J. II. HAGUE An.
Public Administrator and Administrator Oh NV
Estate oil andrew Barrett, deceased